isting discoveries, and articulate the new method itself. Only the first two of the six projected parts we... cipating the new method.
**6. The new philosophy itself:** the mature science to be produced by the metho... e a polished mirror in which nature could reflect itself," and to discover the inner structure of matter a... e (Idola Tribus):** biases rooted in human nature itself — the tendency to see order and regularity where
ck other narratives from forming and emerging" is itself one of the main connections between culture and i... tic and educator to treat their own discipline as itself bound up with social realities and institutions o... :** a non-negotiable obligation to teach the text itself rigorously, rather than substituting opinion or i
s "an entire process by which a culture transmits itself across generations," and on his understanding of ... as the history of a culture's efforts to transmit itself — an achievement that scholars have compared in a... the next generation of educational historians is itself a significant and often underacknowledged dimensi
diplomatic pressure, its graduates — and the idea itself — seeded subsequent generations of resistance, an... ther than accepting it as natural condition — was itself a pedagogical act: it required Vietnamese readers... ct of organising, sacrificing, and struggling was itself educative in ways that classroom instruction coul
authority but from thinking that is conscious of itself. For Steiner, knowledge is never a passive reflec... his epistemological conviction — that thinking is itself a spiritual activity and the organ through which ... imitation and physical activity; the environment itself is the curriculum, and the teacher must embody th
ysicians he admired — and his analysis of the war itself distinguishes between the immediate pretexts and ... war corrupts not merely institutions but language itself: words change their ordinary meaning, reckless bo... on that rigorous, honest inquiry into the past is itself a form of civic preparation.
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mething "obviously wrong or at best unlikely") is itself a cognitive resource that makes it possible to pu... s, agenda, and meta-level control of the thinking itself.
* de Bono, E. (2000). Six thinking hats (Rev.
y: that the pretence of neutrality in teaching is itself a political act, one that by default serves the i... y from school libraries and curriculum lists — is itself a testament to the unsettling power of his educat
s overwhelmingly self-directed, and this fact was itself a pedagogical statement. Lacking access to the me... iction that the party cadre's personal conduct is itself a form of mass education. This synthesis of Confu
emy's most consequential impact was not in Geneva itself but in the Reformed communities that its graduate... reach French readers in their own language — was itself an educational act, and the spread of Reformed id
f consequences. Education, on Dewey's account, is itself a form of inquiry, and the classroom is properly ... rmation but a mutilation of the educative process itself. Every subject, taught as genuine inquiry and act
nt, engaging in voluntary civic associations — as itself a form of adult education, strengthening individu... roblems for the philosophy of education, which is itself a measure of Mill's enduring centrality to the fi
e, nursing, engineering, the clergy, and teaching itself. He developed the concept of "signature pedagogie... nding, and that this process of transformation is itself a form of intellectual work that should be made v
ting an epistemologically new approach to reading itself.
==== The Braille Code: Structure and Scope ====... ess in his legacy is not primarily about the code itself but about the conditions of its delivery: the sho
eted at those causes rather than at the behaviour itself. She also developed a classification system of di... existed, and produced a body of work — the school itself, the course of study manual, the functional analy
